Stage Archives

Coming Out Party

Kalliope revives vaudeville with style in Coming to America.

A black seamstress fashions a fine evening in Intimate Apparel.

Sorrows and Rejoicings follow Ensemble’s exiled African poet.

Beck Center stages a robust and realistic Diary of Anne Frank.

Gaps in logic thwart the lyricism of When the World Was Green.

Laughter eases the pain in Karamu’s Colored Museum.

The Play House’s Streetcar may leave you desiring more.

Excellent performances bring clichés to life in Carousel’s I Love You.

Dobama serves up a devastatingly original take on nature vs. nurture.

This Evita can’t command the stage, let alone a country.

Ensemble’s View From the Bridge loses sight of the bigger picture.

CPT’s annual Big Box series starts by laying out the Rules.